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HRTL #1022  The History of Rome Titus Livius
         


            
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            http://www.gutenberg.org/1/9/7/2/19725/ -in defence of a country so liberal. Whilst  the prospect of advantage pleased them, that their private property  should remain unimpaired  at the time during which  their bodies should be  devoted and employed  for the interest of the  commonwealth, it further  increased their joy very much, and rendered their gratitude for the  favour more complete, because it had been offered to them voluntarily,  without ever having been agitated by the tribunes of the commons,  or made the subject of  a demand in their own  conversations. The tribunes  of the commons, the only parties who did not participate in the general  joy and harmony prevailing through the different ranks, denied  "that this measure would
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               Added: November 29, 2008

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